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IP51‘ FAMILY GOSSIP

The simplest life i: still complex, With muoh to worry and to vex. -Old Mother Nature.

The Rail family was well repre- sented in the small marsh over near the Big River. Mr, and Mrl. Sllly of the Coot. brunch of the lamiLv, were thin-c. So were Mr» Ind Mrs. Cat-lite, of the Galllnule branch and Sara uiid Mrs. Sora. who hear the family name of Rail, The Coots and the Gallinules were nearly the same size and looked as i! they milght be cousins, but the Rails were so much smaller that it. didn‘t SEfiTTi as it they could be coitsiits. too. Silly Coot said as much.

Cockle Gallinule nodded agree- ment, “What is itiore. I don't sec Ilhy Son's branch oi the family should carry the family frame." said he. "A family should he rep-. resented by folks ul‘ some size." he added.

"How about Cousin Kiitgii"; asked Mrs, Sora sharply, thrust- ing her head out from the grass. then hastily drawing It back, I

"Yes" how about Cousin King?"i cried Sara. '

His handsome Gallmtile t~ou§in| looked n bit confused. “He's not‘ far frrm your size. In some ways I think he is bigger than yol... And there is Cousin CIBpTp6r_ H9 is a little smaller. but only a little, And both are Rails, members of my' branch of the flimily so it t; is size that counts, why shouldn't our branch carry the fanllly name?" continued Sora,

H Mrs. Sora’s head appeared again

And there is a better reason than I that." she declared.

"And W118i. may I ask, is that?" dammed 5111i’ Coot, swimming over near the tussock on which she was.

“Ours is the biggest branch of the family. There are but, two kinds of Cools and ilwo kinds of Gallintiles, but several times as many kinds of Rails and a1] 51295 111m Little Black Rails. no bigger than a sparrow. all the way up to Cousin King Rail. So why shouldn't, the family be named the Rail fnm-‘I Ily?" retorted Mrs, Sara,

we don't know all about. I don't see why you folks haven‘t stop- ped here before. I really don't. You have missed something, You may not think so, but you have."

"Iifn beginning to think so my self." ciucked Mrs. Cackle. "We were on our way up the Big River when we spied this place. It looked like a good place to rest, so we stopped over,"

"And we are going to continue to stop over, aren't we, my dear?" clucked Cockle,

"That is just how it is with us.” spoke up Mrs. Coot. "We are nere because we were tired and dropped

in, intending to go on in a day or

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“What is more, I don't see why Sara's branch of the family should carry the family name." said he . .__

two. But as l told silly ‘t\'e'Il never iind n. better pit-ire lmraise a iam- ily. There IS water enough but not too niiliCIl. The reeds and the ruahes, are growing fast and Wei

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with little danger oi‘ being seen. and that's important. There is plenty of food easy to get. The Big Rlvcr is near if we happen to feel like a swim in open water I

don‘t know what more a Cool’. could nsk for."

"OrIs Gailinule either," clucked Mrs. Cockle.

“Which means." said MKS. Sora. “that we are going to have you bis cousins of ours- for K161811110“ this summer."

"It looks that. way. I hope you dont mind." replied Cackle.

“Not at. all." replied Cousin Sore, knowing full well that it would make no difference if she did. The next story: "The Friendly Water."

' EXPERT INEPTITUDE

Two \\’6II-kllC'il~'ll experts failed 1.0 reach the laydown gland slam in today's deal:

South dealer.’ Q. _ - Both sides vulnerable.- North-South 60 on scorc-

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Of course. Getting h-"tclr here is ‘K 1o 3 " QJ 7 getting back home." replied Mrs. G 5 2 N Q 10 85 3 Sorn. I t .94 w E 2 "Don't tell me ,\'0u linve been Q---- Q1100 here before! We've lust found the. 4, ' .1 7 4 s r59 85 place ourselves.‘ said Ilirs Cool . 2 "We were here last year and the Q A Q 4

year before. and t-lle v95!‘ before .7

that." replied Mry ‘Surzt. You O A K Q 9 3 3 2 didn't ltare- In IPI] i118 that. you ‘a 3

have just found the place, for if‘ The bmainggl

you had been here before we 5mm w," yum, 53g would have known it. There isn't a 1 . 1 . g Q pa; clump of grass, rushes. reeds or 3‘ p35; 74. Pup cattalls, or a pool of water, that 6.. pa,” Pass Pas

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‘the play-South had 13 tricks at his command.

Close analysis of the bidding in- dicates that both partners were lunduly conservative, but that. the Imajor fault for missing the grand

slam was South's.

It is undoubtedly true that North

might have started the ball roll-

ing a little faster by jumping to

three hearts over West's one spade. ‘The state of the score, however. and the possible difficulty of later discovering whether South could at t-he same time stand a heart contract and provide spade con- rol. impelled North to bid, only t/wo hearts. The partnership wan not using a four - notrump conven- tion, and North hoped that the bidding would develop in such fashion that he could 130th an- nounce his real strength and in-

vestigate the dangerous spade suit,

When South rebid three dia- monds. North could not know

whether he was showing a, strong hand. or merely denying the ubll-

llty to stand u heart , contract. South might have had: rural Ax x QK J x x ix QA K Q on on K x x J x x r x x 4.x .1 x is 4x X x

In the first case there would be two spade tricks 0ft the com- IiIltnrI linntis; in tllv scum"! P856 fitilllli could lose the spade ace. and then AVHTIIIIM wuud de- -penrl on a 2-2 break of tiinmonds. lso North, tmable to raise dia- i monrls too stronllly with hi! 7-5-4 |ln the suit, gave South the mild

slam try. I South shouiil have 1nnwered l-Iils ‘hid with four spades. not six ttllamonds, and North then would Iliave bid rive clubs, Over that. tSouth cntijd leap to at least nix idIBflmlldS, and, reassured about the ztrrmrp suit, North could bid seven-

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